People
inimically opposed to me, who have assiduously spent over ten days hearing, seeing, amplifying and distilling the CD found no vestige of any reference, not even remotely, to any illegality, corrupt practice or wrongdoing.
Of course, the two groups were
inimically disposed owing to various other reasons, sometimes created and sometimes exacerbated by colonial action and premeditation, but official measures taken to segregate the two groups stifled other possibilities.
These actors--both state and non-state--who act
inimically to our national interests and those of our international partners may use their missile capabilities to destabilize regional security and threaten international order.
Insofar, however, as the Alice books tend rather to resist reason, order, and system on a broad--especially metaphysical--scale, they often allow imagination--sometimes in the form of free play and wonder, but seemingly more often, and more
inimically, in the form of random, nonsensical, and non-paradigmatic imagery--to get the upper hand.
As for process, the means of communicating with audiences are, to a large extent, in the hands of an independent-minded media--some of which may be
inimically opposed to the commander's strategic and tactical efforts or may simply follow less than professional standards of objectivity and impartiality.
Even in the communist period, "scholars, bureaucrats, and ordinary people alike" tend "to draw examples from the Chinese past to illustrate points about the present." (3) This profound reverence for the past and focus on grounding the legitimacy of contemporary thought and action in congruence with alleged historical lessons has "
inimically influenced China's attitude toward military preparedness and intelligence over the centuries." (4) It has also powerfully conditioned China's approach to basic issues of legitimacy and legality in the international system.
(3.) While I maintain that Foucaldian analysis provides a powerful interpretive lens for examining social structures and operations that unfairly and
inimically inscribe human bodies, behaviors, and subjectivities, it should be noted that the western European state, especially the British state, has not been as overriding or encompassing as is suggested by Foucault's genealogy of the modern prison.
Not only does American policy expend a great deal of effort to usher politically impure states into a form of popular sovereignty that will not stop them from acting
inimically to our interests, but in distancing itself from authoritarian states that are willing to work with us it forgoes potentially critical advantages.
